Theological Institutes, Volumen 1Mason, 1823 |
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... attributes of God ; and the evidence from fact , reason , and the nature of things , which has been collected , is large and instructive . These researches have not however brought to light any new attribute of God not found in ...
... attributes of God ; and the evidence from fact , reason , and the nature of things , which has been collected , is large and instructive . These researches have not however brought to light any new attribute of God not found in ...
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... attributes , because God attributes them to and affirms them of himself . Properties , because we conceive them proper to God , and such as can be predicated only of him , so that by them we distinguish him from all other beings ...
... attributes , because God attributes them to and affirms them of himself . Properties , because we conceive them proper to God , and such as can be predicated only of him , so that by them we distinguish him from all other beings ...
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... attributes ; —and that , not because our notions of the attributes themselves are obscure , but because the things , out of which such questions arise , are either in themselves , or in their relations , but partially understood or ...
... attributes ; —and that , not because our notions of the attributes themselves are obscure , but because the things , out of which such questions arise , are either in themselves , or in their relations , but partially understood or ...
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